Crow King had not expected that Feng Jun was not in the car, but since they had caught up, it would see what they were up to.
A crow's eyesight was excellent. Its vision was even sharper than Huahua's.
Flying high overhead, it spotted one of Mr. Peng's attendants leaving a paper packet behind on a bench.
Then it sensed that something was wrong, because another person soon came over and casually picked up the packet.
Not only were crows sharp-eyed, but their sense of smell was keen as well—how could scavengers possibly have poor noses?
It swooped swiftly over the bench and caught a faint medicinal scent.
It immediately realized that, more likely than not, Mr. Peng's people had brought medicine out of the manor.
It knew perfectly well how valuable the medicines in Luohua Manor were, and excitement instantly surged within it. I'm going to earn some merit!
It also knew how generous Feng Jun was with rewards.
Given Crow King's temperament, it had originally wanted to "catch a thief with the stolen goods, catch an adulterer in the act"—openly attack the person picking up the packet, then have Xu Leigang, who was present, arrest him.
Never mind whether a crow could defeat a human. Crow King was extremely confident now. It was certain that after attacking the other party, it could leisurely fly away, and even tying that person down would not be much of a problem.
Just as it was about to act, it remembered Feng Jun's instruction: unless absolutely necessary, it was not to take the initiative to attack humans.
Feng Jun had repeatedly given Huahua this instruction, but Crow King remembered that Feng Jun had made similar demands of it before as well.
In any case, it had wholeheartedly followed Huahua's example, fully demonstrating